Cultivation methods and precautions for white cloth chrysanthemum

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How to grow white chrysanthemum

Precautions for breeding white cloth chrysanthemum

White chrysanthemum is a herbaceous plant with silver-white leaves. It is suitable for planting with other flowers and can also be grown in pots. When cultivating white cloth chrysanthemum, you need to pay attention to the breeding method. So, how should you raise white cloth chrysanthemum?

Cultivation methods of white cloth chrysanthemum

Soil

Potted white cloth chrysanthemum likes loose and fertile sandy soil, which needs to be rich in humus. It is generally mixed and configured. The soil can satisfy this. You can mix garden soil with river sand, or leaf mold soil, slag, peat, etc. to form soil. When potting, you can first put some broken tiles at the bottom of the pot to facilitate drainage.

Light and temperature

Albus chrysanthemum likes sufficient light and a warm climate, but it is not resistant to high temperatures. The suitable temperature for growth is between 15°C and 25°C. For daily maintenance of Albumen chrysanthemum, you need to ensure sufficient light. If you grow it indoors, you can place the potted plant of Albumen chrysanthemum on a windowsill, balcony, etc. that can be exposed to sunlight. However, the sunshine in summer is relatively strong, and Alba chrysanthemum is more afraid of strong light, so you need to Shade maintenance. Similarly, the white cloth chrysanthemum is not resistant to high temperatures in summer and needs shade to cool down. In winter, the overwintering temperature should be around 5°C, so be careful to ensure sufficient light.

Watering and fertilizing

Watering and fertilizing of white cloth chrysanthemum should be carried out according to specific conditions. More water and fertilizer are needed during the vigorous growth period. Watering is generally dry and wet. During the growth period, in order for the plant to grow healthily, the pot soil needs to be kept moist. Plant growth slows down in autumn and winter, so watering needs to be controlled. Fertilization In addition to some base fertilizer when potting, nitrogen fertilizer is mainly used during the period of vigorous growth. Be careful not to apply concentrated fertilizer.

Precautions for breeding white cloth chrysanthemum

Topping

Poted white chrysanthemums are generally not topping, but topping can control the height of the plant and make it fluffy and beautiful in shape. You can choose topping appropriately.

Propagation methods

Albus chrysanthemum is commonly propagated by sowing seeds, usually in August and September, and cuttings can also be used.

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